When chatting online or texting you should:

Always be respectful, just like you would in person.

Sarah gets a request (from someone who says they work with her mum) for her address. Should she

ask a trusted adult for permission before responding

When you go online, what is an example of good digital responsibility?

ask permission before posting a photo of someone online

Digital footprints are:

A record of everything you do online

How can you help protect your computer from viruses and spam?

Don’t enter any online contests.

A pop-up comes up for a free music download. You should ...

Close it, it’s a scam or could put a virus on your computer

What I post online now can affect...

Me in 5 years, My future job, my friendships, Me tomorrow

To be a ‘digital up-stander’ means:

standing up for someone online if they are being bullied

Responsible online behaviour helps you create a positive digital footprint. One example is:

asking friends before posting a picture you took of them

Which of the following people are safe to meet offline?

It isn’t safe to meet someone you have met online

Websites that are good for kids ________

Have fun things to do that are are safe for kids

You are playing online when a new person joins. You don’t recognise the name. Should you

leave the server and play solo, no-one you know is online

What best describes plagiarism?

Plagiarism is copying someone's work and claiming it yours

If I am irresponsible online, I can get in trouble with

The police, Mme, The school board, My parents

An example of digital activity you cannot control is when you:

are in a picture that a family member posts online

Ben is online, someone posts mean comments about his friend. To be a ‘digital up-stander’, Ben

should tell his friend to block or report the other player

“Special YuoTube!Watch your favourite show now for free! Ofer ends in 58 minutes!” Should you

Delete before clicking on the link

Someone who witnesses cyberbullying but takes no action.

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1
When chatting online or texting you should:
All of the above.
Always be respectful, just like you would in person.
Say whatever you want, how you want. They can not see you.
Gossip about your classmates.
2
Sarah gets a request (from someone who says they work with her mum) for her address. Should she
ask a trusted adult for permission before responding
report the lady to the police
send a fake address, never give your address to someone
give the lady her address, her mum likes birthday cards
3
When you go online, what is an example of good digital responsibility?
ask permission before posting a photo of someone online
be honest, even if it means hurting someone’s feelings
help people by giving them your usernames and passwords
pick-up the litter around the technology hub or library
4
Digital footprints are:
Erased if you delete an email, text or post
Not permanent and go away after you log off the internet
Not like a fossil - they can’t be traced
A record of everything you do online
5
How can you help protect your computer from viruses and spam?
Give out your email to only a few sites.
Open all emails even if you don’t know who the sender is.
Complete online surveys to win free products.
Don’t enter any online contests.
6
A pop-up comes up for a free music download. You should ...
call the police, this is abusive behaviour
Check it out, it's not asking for your personal details
Click it, it is always good to get free music
Close it, it’s a scam or could put a virus on your computer
7
Which of the following is something that is okay to share online?
Your birthdate
Your favourite sport
Your password
The name of your school
8
What I post online now can affect...
Me in 5 years
My future job
my friendships
Me tomorrow
9
Some websites use _________ (fake emails and websites) to collect your personal information.
Phishing
Netiquette
Cyberspace
Cyberbullying
10
To be a ‘digital up-stander’ means:
using digital technology to hurt the feelings of others
letting other people say things online that hurt you
standing up while using a device
standing up for someone online if they are being bullied
11
What is the best way to use social media?
Limit what others can see about me by using privacy settings
Limit what I share about myself.
My friends and followers are people I know in real life.
All of the above.
12
Which of the following is something you should NOT do if a cyber-bully is bothering you?
Get an adult to help
Block their emails
Save the evidence
Send a mean email back to them
13
Which of the following would be considered private (not personal) information?
1 and 3
address and phone number
movies and songs, you like
full name and bank details
14
Assumptions can come from the following except:
What people believe
What people don’t see
Written facts
What people see
15
__________ is the online world of computers and the internet
Cyberspace
Hackers
Identity theft
Spam
16
If you share a selfie online, other people might make assumptions based on what they see.
False
True
17
Responsible online behaviour helps you create a positive digital footprint. One example is:
posting only good photo's of your friends
asking friends before posting a picture you took of them
sharing personal details so people know who you really are
posting a nasty review about a local restaurant
18
Which of the following people are safe to meet offline?
Someone who knows your cousin
Someone from a chat room
It isn’t safe to meet someone you have met online
Someone from your favourite online game
19
Websites that are good for kids ________
Have a lot of advertisements
Have fun things to do that are are safe for kids
Ask for a credit card
Ask for personal information
20
You are playing online when a new person joins. You don’t recognise the name. Should you
disconnect the device and turn the power off
Play and chat to the new ‘friend,’ they are good at the game
leave the server and play solo, no-one you know is online
Keep chatting to the new player, they are like a good friend
21
True or false? Things you post online (e.g. a selfie) can affect your identity.
False
True
22
What is the crime called when a person uses someone else's personal information?
Identity theft
Spam
Bystander
Privacy
23
Raj has been getting mean messages from someone online for over a week. What should Raj do?
block the bully and tell a trusted adult
1 and 3
take screenshots of the mean messages
send mean messages back
24
What best describes plagiarism?
Only adults have to worry about plagiarism
Plagiarism is copying someone's work and claiming it yours
Plagiarism is only when you copy and paste from Wikipedia
Plagiarism is not stealing; it’s borrowing someone's work
25
Which of the following would be considered personal (not private) information?
movies and songs you like
address and phone number
1 and 3
full name and bank details
26
If I am irresponsible online, I can get in trouble with
The police
Mme
The school board
My parents
27
An example of digital activity you cannot control is when you:
post a picture to a photo-sharing website
are in a picture that a family member posts online
text a friend
search about the Australian Artists for an assignment.
28
Which kinds of information make up your digital footprint
texts you send to friends
all of these
comments you post on other people’s social media accounts
photos of your posted by your school and family
29
Ben is online, someone posts mean comments about his friend. To be a ‘digital up-stander’, Ben
should help his friend send mean messages back
should encourage his friend to ignore the player
should tell his friend to leave the game
should tell his friend to block or report the other player
30
“Special YuoTube!Watch your favourite show now for free! Ofer ends in 58 minutes!” Should you
click the link to check and then delete
The message is from YouTube, click before the time's up
It is safe to click because it is free
Delete before clicking on the link
31
What is a bystander?
Someone who witnesses cyberbullying but takes no action.
Someone who stands next to you in line.
Someone who likes to stand up to type.
Someone who keeps walking past while you are on a computer.
32
What I post online is private and has no consequences
Yes
Not even close
Absolutely
Exactly

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